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The German government has denied claims that it is in the process of preparing a bailout package for the country's biggest lender, Deutsche Bank.
Earlier on Wednesday, German newspaper Die Zeit reported that officials in the state are in the process of preparing for the prospect that Deutsche will need some form of state assistance if it is forced to pay a $14 billion (£10.read more

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Germany denies reports of a possible Deutsche Bank bailout. Germany's finance ministry says it's not working on a rescue plan for Deutsche Bank, refuting an earlier report from German newspaper Die Zelt...